Planning appeals in Buckinghamshire Council - South Bucks Area, 2024

two storey front, first floor front over existing garage. Two storey side/ rear extension, single storey rear, front porch, raised roof to facilitate loft conversion raised rear decking (as approved under PL/24/1452/FA)

‘without planning permission, a material change of use of the land and buildings to a mixed use (Sui Generis) (the “unauthorised mixed use”) comprising:

Change of use of former garden centre (A1) to storage and distribution (B8) relating to stone products- retrospective

non illuminated double sided, mobile, free standing point-of-sale device to display images of the products and services sold on the premises. This is not a digital sign, the unit contains canvases with a static image and text

part single, part two storey side and rear extension, demolition of garage and construction of garage with space above

rear and side extensions and internal reconfigurations

conversion and extension of the main country house and some of the listed and unlisted cottages and outbuildings to create a boutique hotel (Use Class C1) with new wellness centre, outdoor swimming pool, hot tub, 2 pickleball courts, outbuildings and associated parking, landscaping and alterations to entrance gates. Appeal B: APP/N0410/Y/24/3340124 Denham Mount, Blacksmiths Lane, Tatling End, Buckinghamshire UB9 4HW

Erection of two antenna masts and ancillary concrete pads, concrete blocks and storage container

Material change of use of land to a mixed use comprising open storage, storage/distribution of aggregates, preparation/storage/distribution of readymix concrete, stationing of a static caravan for residential occupation, vehicle breaking and repairs, storage/distribution of scaffolding, siting of racking/metal containers/concrete batching plant, together with operational development including hardstanding, roadways, aggregate storage bays and concrete batching plant/equipment

Use as a builders yard and storage of commercial vehicles, equipment and building materials. Summary

outline planning application with all matters reserved for the demolition of the Court Lane Industrial Estate and the redevelopment of the site to comprise a data centre (Use Class B8 (Data Centre)) of up to 65,000sqm (GEA) (excluding generator yard). The data centre buildings will include ancillary offices, internal technical spaces and technical equipment. The development may also include car and cycle parking; external plant and equipment; hard and soft landscaping; security perimeter fencing; lighting; earthworks; waste and recycling; and for the laying out of the building, routes and open spaces”. Summary of Recommendation: That planning permission for the development be granted subject to conditions

the use of the land for stationing of caravans for residential purposes, together with the formation of a hardstanding and a utility/day room ancillary to that use

described in the application form as ‘the owners wish to replace the aluminium and plastic front windows overlooking Amersham High Street with hardwood sash framed windows complete with Heritage England approved double glazing. Details of which are indicated on the attached Drg 14. The style of the window has been drawn to be similar to those shown in pictures dated in 1905, 1910 and 1930. While consider the front window replacement they also wish to add to further side windows to the property to allow natural ventilation and illumination of daylight into the two first floor bathrooms. Indicated on Drgs 3A and 4A’

demolition of open sided barn, conversion, alteration and change of use of existing buildings from Use Class B8 to Use Class C3 to provide 7 residential units and construction of 5 new residential units, to provide a total of 12 residential units (2x2 bedroom; 6x3 bedroom; and 4x4 bedr oom) including hard and soft landscaping, attenuation pond, bin and cycle stores, car parking, infrastructure and associated works

demolition of existing bungalow and erection of detached house and outbuilding

the material change of use of the Land to a mixed use (sui generis) comprising of agricultural, importation, storage and distribution of primary aggregates, the preparation, storage and distribution of ready-mix concrete and the parking of HGV’s used in connection with the concrete business (the Unauthorised Use). To facilitate the unauthorised use, the carrying out of operational development, comprising of the laying of hardstanding, the erection of gates and fences, the siting of containers, the siting of a fuel tank and the siting of a silo for concrete

the replacement of two existing structures with the erection of two detached dwellinghouses, each with a detached garage

demolition of existing single-family dwelling and erection of 2 no. detached single-family dwellings with detached double garages

retention of existing 30m lattice tower, five 600mm antenna dishes, and associated works”

InstaVolt are proposing to install two rapid electric vehicle charging stations within the car park of McDonalds. Three existing parking spaces will become EV charging bays, along with associated equipment

alterations to existing side (northern) roof slope between existing dormers in order to provide more headroom to first floor bedrooms and alterations to existing gable and insertion of 2 additional first floor windows (As approved under ref. PL/20/0029/FA)

single storey ground floor rear extension. Appeal B: APP/N0410/Y/23/3325719 Stoke Green Farmhouse, Stoke Poges, Buckinghamshire SL2 4HN

without planning permission, a material change of use of the Land and buildings to a mixed use comprising storage and distribution (Use Class B8), agriculture and horticulture (the 'unauthorised use') and integral to the unauthorised use, the carrying out of operational development comprising the laying of hardstanding, the formation of bunding and the siting of associated paraphernalia, items, equipment and vehicles (the 'unauthorised development')

A material change of use of the Land to a mixed use (sui generis) comprising of:

Demolition of existing two storey extension and conservatory for access. Construction of new two bedroomed detached bungalow in rear garden

Appeal A: certificate of lawful use/development for erection of buildings (scaffold tower structures) in excess of 4 years; Appeal B: appeal against an enforcement notice alleging an unauthorised material change of use of land to a sui generis mixed use comprising storage of building materials, waste, containers, vehicles, plant, scaffolding and a builder's yard

the erection of a single storey side extension and the extension of the existing entrance hall outwards under the current porch. Appeal B: APP/N0410/Y/23/3324109 Leys Farm Barn Thompkins Lane, Farnham Royal SL2 3TD

described on the application form as the ‘erection of a detached replacement house, retention of new access from Stoke Common Road and construction of a replacement garage

a roof extension incorporating dormer windows. S

the demolition of existing garage, outbuildings and garden structures and the erection of new single storey dwelling house

described on the application form as ‘Outline application with all matters reserved except access and scale for redevelopment of a previously developed site to provide a single residential dwelling

the ‘demolition of outbuildings and workshops/storage building and conversion of garage/office with single storey extension creating detached bungalow’ without complying with a condition attached to planning permission Ref APP/N0410/05/1174686, dated 13 January 2005

a part two storey, part single storey rear extension and first floor side extension

outline planning application for the demolition of existing residential properties and equestrian buildings to facilitate the construction of up to 30 dwellings to include 40% affordable housing provision with First Homes, up to 2 self- build plots, public open space and associated infrastructure and landscaping. All matters to be reserved except for the creation of new site access

single storey side extension to existing house following the demolition of a single storey garage

the erection of 7 residential detached dwellings with associated access

New three-storey block of student accommodation comprising 38 studios incorporating communal area, laundry, plant room and refuse store

Demolition of existing dilapidated garage and construction of 8 Flats. Appeal B: Ref: APP/N0410/W/23/3317530 Land to the rear of St Mary’s Road, Denham UB9 6JU

Demolition of existing dilapidated garage and construction of 8 Flats. Appeal B: Ref: APP/N0410/W/23/3317530 Land to the rear of St Mary’s Road, Denham UB9 6JU

Demolition of existing dilapidated garage and construction of 4 semi-detached dwellings and 3 flats

ERECTION OF A DETACHED BUILDING COMPRISING TEN No. TWO-BEDROOM FLATS TOGETHER WITH ALL ASSOCIATED ANCILLARY FACILITIES

a new replacement detached dwelling

an ultra-advanced multi-dimensional highly sustainable renewable energy park with high-capacity battery storage, 416 bedroom hotel, and two office units, extensive landscaping/planting and vertical foresting to buildings, bio gas waste digester energy unit, incorporating alternative and emerging transport solutions and an advanced educational facility. Summary of Recommendation: The appeal be dismissed

that Cliveden Stud House as built is materially different to the dwelling permitted under planning permission references ER/1466/68 and ER/679/70

change of use of land to sports pitches, with associated pavilion, storage, parking, boundary fencing and landscaping, along with a new vehicular access onto Wooburn Green Lane

part single/part two storey side and rear extensions, alterations to the roof to allow for additional accommodation including two rear dormers and two front and two side rooflights, and changes to the windows and doors

two storey and single storey rear extensions